Cool. Period correct case as well.
I got a couple real good ones from 0 feedback sellers.
I was able to talk to both on the phone prior to payments well.
If Im at anytime going for a pick and choose. The guitar does have to be the right one of choice. As well as its resale value if I decide its not what I like down the road.
There all in wooden racks in there cases. Humidity is at 45 to 47 % Hardwood floors insulated room. In the basement. Pretty much 2/3rds of the basement is guitars. The room gets checked daily to make sure everything is fine. ,.
The Mary Ford Les Paul was on Ebay 20 plus years ago for a hefty sum. Along with a Les Paul that was apparently owned Les Paul himself . They were also in the vintage sellers monthly magazine .
Well I can see a re creation 3 pickup Les Paul Mary Ford being made for the healthy sum of 20 grand a each a relic version for 30 grand . With a complete travel log of where its been.
Are we talking the vintage style reissues? If so.
I looked and tried out a J35 yesterday. The tone was nice . but.
I sure did not like the wide neck. Very round baseball bat neck. The fingerboard felt like it had some sort of wax coating on it . Maybe it was that one guitar. Have you seen others like this?
not sure where Gibson was going with this one.
as for the finish being faded. What there trying to achieve with the finish is different
its a 7 k canadian guitar here.
Well Im sure Gibson will have a Great future with the New CEO in charge. Cool video
Nice seeing a actual Guitar guy explaining the comparisons. Of Old to New.